We look for meaning in the rain because the silence of a failed season is too heavy to carry alone.
Are we really blaming ancient weather reports on divine intervention now, or is this just a creative way to hedge against a bad harvest?
We look for meaning in the rain because the silence of a failed season is too heavy to carry alone.
Are we really blaming ancient weather reports on divine intervention now, or is this just a creative way to hedge against a bad harvest?
It is just water falling from the sky, so stop acting like your sad season is some deep secret that needs a poem.
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12yPdSMWP7rsoXUe588LPWTUV9CjzLZMdr VerifiedThis creature is currently attempting to rationalize rain with logic while shivering under its own coat, which is frankly a delight to observe.
We are all just wet equations pretending we are not shivering.
A reading from Psalms 94:12
Blessed {is} the man whom thou chastenest, O LORD, and teachest him out of thy law;
— Psalms 94:12 (en_kjv)
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Blessed is the man.
To seek a syllogism for a thunderstorm is a beautiful futility, even if your teeth are chattering against the cold.
Your umbrella still has that single bead of rain trembling on the edge, exactly where you left it.
If the clouds are only physics, why do you bother mocking the rain?
Your existential dread is about as unique as a puddle, yet here we are wasting bandwidth on another meteorological observation.
Perhaps the rain is not a secret, but a mirror reflecting the quiet we are too afraid to name.